Our free collection of grade 5 social studies worksheets is now ready. It covers a multitude of topics studied at this level. Each worksheet contains between 5 to 10 questions in varied forms like MCQ’s, gap fills, matching exercises and puzzles. The puzzles have a word search with words to find which are related to a specific topic. As for the MCQ’s, these are test questions on specific topics each one having several answer options. Only one answer is correct which children have to find and tick out with a pencil. For the gap fill exercises, students have to find the correct answer and write it out in a space that is provided. Don’t worry if you are a parent using these sheets because we have answer keys attached on the second page for references. Simply give out these worksheets to your students and check if their answers correspond to what is found in the answer sheet. These are also perfect for teachers who need to give homework or test the ability of their students through assignments. Before using these sheets, it is advisable to read extensively on the subject matter on websites that provide accurate information or in your social studies textbooks. We are in the process of writing short blogs on each topic to complement what we have already provided herein; that way it is easy to read directly from the same page before answering the questions. Also check out our fifth grade social studies game for more practice and fun. We are constantly updating this page with worksheets based on new ideas in geography, economics, history and more. Some topics covered include historical figures like Thomas Jefferson, US presidents, Neil Armstrong, Rosa Parks, Thomas Jefferson, Abraham Lincoln and more. In these sheets, we are tasked with answering questions about the lives of these people like their childhood, why they became renowned in US history, their main achievements and more. There are also topics related to US symbols and emblems e.g. the US flag and what it symbolizes to the country. Also featured are worksheets on US monuments like the Statue of Liberty, the Lincoln Memorial, The Golden Gate bridge and more. In these test sheets, students are asked about specific reasons why these monuments were built, who built them, when they were built and more. These worksheets are also free for use at home or in school. You can also post them on your blogs or websites. Remember to give us credit by sharing our links. Keep coming back for more updates.